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Ratings based on 448 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.5 Room cleanliness
4.5 Service & staff
4.5 Room comfort
4.5 Hotel condition
Expedia Verified ReviewsThey paid and stayed. We double-checked.
by A verified traveler
Best in Downtown OrlandoPosted May 18, 2016
Pros: Location, decor, room
Location: Many restaurants arround, easy acces to highways or other areas in Orlando, very active nightlife during weekends.
Very original decor, art oriented, very well located if you stay in Downtown Orlando. Nice Restaurant, bar, pool. Great beds.
by A verified traveler from panama city beach florida
Make Sure You Have Enough MoneyPosted May 7, 2016
So no lie, my fiancé stayed here and it was above our class. Super beautiful and nice, but being surrounded by not-free convenience items was new to us. You can't even use the mini fridge for your own personal use. I'm not saying these are bad things, but probably more suitable to those who have money to throw around. We really liked the security of needing to use your key card in the elevator. The spa was amazing! Best massage I've ever had for a reasonable price. The only downsides were: we could not afford the hotel food with the exception of starbucks (couldn't even dress well enough for one of their restaurants), and when we were in the pool we spotted a used condom in the filter. So we promptly left the pool haha. But it's not far from other restaurants if you don't mind walking a block or so. The staff was super nice! We were happy with our stay, we just felt very aware of how low-income we are when we were there haha.
by Sam
Posted May 1, 2016 on Hotels
by Daniel from Denver
Posted May 1, 2016 on Hotels
Great service!!! 5 STAR
by Keyna
Posted Apr 28, 2016 on Hotels
Love this hotel but a little annoyed with housekeeping - tried to open door around 8 am; came back twice to get into room prior to check out time.
by Kim from Venice Florida
Lovely hotelPosted Apr 26, 2016 on Hotels
Beautiful hotel and great food. Limited lounge chairs at pool and hotel staff should have stepped in when young children took over hot tub and used 50 or more plastic water cups in the pool. It is the parenting I know, but management should have held them accountable
by A verified traveler
Posted Apr 24, 2016 on Hotels
by A verified traveler from Orlando, Florida
Definitely paying for locationPosted Apr 23, 2016
Location is definitely great and if you are into Starbucks the hotel has one attached. Within walking distance to Orlando nightlife, across the street from city hall and about 15 or 20 minute walk to Amway center. The hotel was a little to dark for my taste and the decor is OK i guess. The one thing that i definitely did not like was the front desk not informing us about the per day parking fee, we just got a bill slit under our door the next morning (Expedia lists it as an added expense when you book the hotel). The other thing was the water on the table in your room is 2 large bottles of Evian usually hotels provide 2 complimentary bottles of water per day to guests, don,t assume that these are those complimentary bottles, you actually have to go to the front desk and request the water because it is kept behind the counter (again wasn't informed when checking in only reason i know is because i got curious and asked why the room had no complimentary water). I was impressed that the room had a full size ironing board in the room but the excitement soon changed when i discovered that one of the legs was broken, informed staff and it was replaced. All in all the hotel was ok, definitely not 5 star , in my opinion its priced to high for service the service and quality of rooms you get , I guess you can justify the price if you are gonna do business in downtown Orlando and need a good location.
by A verified traveler
Posted Apr 20, 2016 on Hotels
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Posted Apr 20, 2016 on Hotels


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The recent return of James Levine to the podium, and news of a young opera singer's success after undergoing a pair of double lung transplants, we're reminded of other notable comeback stories.
Top Five Rite of Spring Celebrations in 2013
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Upon its premiere on May 29, 1913, The Rite of Spring famously provoked a riot that spilled out of the theater into the streets of Paris and the newspapers of the day, and forever resonated in both the music and dance world.
Top Five Summer Music Festivals in Historic Settings
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With stages in Roman amphitheaters, 17th century palaces, and churches where Mozart played, these five festivals should delight both history buffs and classical music fans.
Top Five Mascots in Classical Music
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Googly eyed fuzzy figures aren't just for sports fans and Comic Con attendees. Symphonies, opera companies and record stores have cute mascots to help win over admirers, especially the young ones.
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A new piece by composer Gabriel Kahane honors the legacy of the Works Progress Administration. Here are five works the WPA funded in its heyday.
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What's Doing In Sydney
By SUSAN GOUGH HENLY
Published: April 27, 2003
With its curvaceous harbor and sun-drenched beaches, its multicultural neighborhoods and an urban chic tempered by unpretentious ways, Sydney can be both seductive and ingenuous.
This is a city content with its everyday style. Who needs glitter when can you run barefoot along a beach before breakfast, have lunch in an outdoor cafe with a water view, sail into the sunset and go to a performance at a stunning opera house.
Sydney's maritime climate means balmy days and mild nights as the Southern Hemisphere goes from autumn to winter. And since the Australian Department of Health and Aging reported in the third week of April that there had been only three probable cases of the pneumonialike disease SARS in the country, this is, relatively speaking, a haven from that concern (updates at www.health.gov.au).
The Sydney Writers' Festival presents lectures by and conversations with more than 200 authors, poets, screenwriters and journalists from Australia, Indonesia, Europe, the Middle East, China and North America at sites around the city from May 19 to 25. The American novelist Jonathan Franzen, the Parisian art critic Catherine Millet and the British war historian Antony Beevor are featured. Most events are free; a few are $6 to $12, at $1.65 Australian to the U.S. dollar. Information: (61-2) 9252-7734 or at www.swf.org.au.
The Sydney Dance Company will stage the world premiere of ''Underland,'' by the American choreographer Stephen Petronio, at the Opera Theater of the Sydney Opera House May 23 through June 14. Mr. Petronio's fast, daring movement is inspired by the music of the pop balladeer Nick Cave. Tickets, $18 to $40, from (61-2) 9250-7777 or www.sydneyoperahouse.com.
Also at the Opera House, ''Birthrights,'' a new play about surrogate motherhood by David Williamson, one of Australia's pre-eminent playwrights, is at the Playhouse May 29 through July 12. Tickets, $25 to $34.
From June 6 to 20, the Sydney Film Festival will screen world feature films, documentaries and shorts at the State Theater and Dendy Opera Quays. A highlight is ''The Original Mermaid,'' an Australian documentary about the girl who inspired the Esther Williams classic ''Million Dollar Mermaid.'' Among special programs is ''Perspective 54 3/5gt 4/53'', a kaleidoscope of festival highlights from the last 50 years. Another is ''Bright Sparks,'' a program of rarely seen finalists in the Australian Short Film Competition, including early works by Jane Campion, known for ''The Piano,'' and George Miller of ''Mad Max'' fame. Prices run from an $8.75 single ticket to a full subscription for $96; (61-2) 9660-3844, www.sydneyfilmfestival.org (after May 6).
Following the local residents onto the water can mean simply taking a commuter ferry from Circular Quay downtown to the beachside suburb of Manly, which has a new ferry pier studded with shops and bars. But there are lots of options.
A guided four-hour kayak trip offered on weekend mornings by Patrick Dibben of Kayak Sydney, (61-2) 9899-1001, www.kayaksydney.com, goes from Lavender Bay, on the north side of the harbor, under the Harbour Bridge, past the Prime Minister's residence across from the Opera House, by the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron to the Taronga Park Zoo, for brunch on the beach. Cost: $56 a person, two minimum.
High-speed jet boating (up to 50 miles per hour) is the latest craze to hit Sydney Harbour. Three companies offer similar adrenaline-laced trips with 360-degree spins and power-brake stops on boats carrying 12 to 24 passengers. OzJet Boating operates from the eastern side of Circular Quay, (61-2) 9808-3700, www.ozjetboating.com.au, while Harbour Jet, (61-2) 9212-3555 and www.harbourjet.com, and Sydney Jet, (61-2) 9982-4000 or www.sydneyjet.com, operate on opposite sides of Darling Harbour. Prices start at $28 for a 20-minute ride.
If sleeping on a boat in the harbor appeals, Sydney by Sail offers dinner and an overnight stay on a 35- or 39-foot fully appointed yacht in a secluded bay. Prices start at $450 a couple; (61-2) 9280-1110 or www.sydneybysail.com.au.
The Captain Cook Explorer offers a two-night cruise, anchoring at two places in the harbor, with opportunities for walks, meals, live music and dancing. Prices start at $245 a person, double occupancy; (61-2) 9206-1122, www.captaincook.com.au.
For a bird's eye view of the harbor, try Bridge Climb, a three-hour climb of the 440-foot-high Harbour Bridge. Climbers don special suits and safety harnesses and are escorted up a series of ladders and steps. Tickets start at $90; (61-2) 8274-7777 or www.bridgeclimb.com.au. Departure is from 5 Cumberland Street.
The history, culture and relationship to the land of the Cadigal, Sydney's original inhabitants, are explored at Cadi Jam Ora: First Encounters, a garden at the site of the first farm in the colony, in the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney. A storyline sculpture documenting Aboriginal history weaves more than 50 yards through gardens, and one-hour tours with Aboriginal guides focusing on the Sydney area and the Cadigal are available for $10.25 (for groups of seven or more). Information, (61-2) 9231-8134 and www.rbgsyd.gov.au.
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Skip to comments.Beheading Nations: The Islamization of Europes Cities (Islam Alert)
Posted on 10/16/2007 10:07:24 PM PDT by americanophile
We have seen videos on TV of Muslim Jihadis beheading infidel hostages. Less attention has been paid to the fact that Muslims are beheading entire nation states. Although this is happening in slow motion, it is no less dramatic. Historically, the major cities have constituted a countrys head, the seat of most of its political institutions and the largest concentration of its cultural brainpower. What happens when this head is cut off from the rest of the body?
In many countries across Western Europe, Muslim immigrants tend to settle in major cities, with the native population retreating to minor cities or into the countryside. Previously, Europeans or non-Europeans could travel between countries and visit new cities, each with its own, distinctive character and peculiarities. Soon, you will travel from London to Paris, Amsterdam or Stockholm and find that you have left one city dominated by burkas and sharia to find yet another city dominated by burkas and sharia.
For some reason, this eradication of unique, urban cultures is to be celebrated as cultural diversity. Britains population is projected to rise by more than seven million in the next 25 years. The predictions were even greater than those made by the Migrationwatch UK think-tank, whose forecasts had been dismissed in the past as alarmist. Sir Andrew Green, the chairman of Migrationwatch, said the figures were staggering. They totally demolish the Governments claim that it has a managed migration policy. In fact they show that immigration into the UK is out of control. British citizenship has been granted to nearly one million foreign nationals since Labour and Tony Blair came to power in 1997. Grants of citizenship have quadrupled under the present Government. This is a direct result of their no limits immigration policy. ...
(Excerpt) Read more at globalpolitician.com ...
I wonder if imams will wear the sword or the stick in Europe.
That was not the sort of article to read just before going to sleep.
First, this is what happens when you have open borders.
Second, Europe is an example of what will happen to America if we don't fight for our sovereignty and our uniquely American culture.
I totally agree. Lack of immigration control is how it starts, then refusal to assimilate, then all out hostility. The Islamic right and the Westen left cannot be allowed to do to America what they've done to Europe.
Ping — please make the 15 minutes available to read this article in full, at the link.
This is an excellent article. it tells it like it is. I'm glad to see that some Europeans get it. My brother in law is Dutch - he and my sister left Amsterdam im the late 80's. They are educated and liberals who think we conservatives are fear mongering in order to take away their "rights". They believe we should not have a "go it alone society" and government should be solving our problems and providing for us. So naive. So frustrating.
BTW, I like your profile as well.
bump for later
Wha-weh-waaa? More proof that Islam is evil.
A great article on Europe's Islamic demise...
I was at a store the other day and watched a muzzl'em woman cashier (in "uniform") run a bottle of wine through her checkout line. She didn't seem to have a problem with it. I wonder why? Maybe it's not such a big deal unless people decide to make a big deal out of it. There were plenty of other store employees around that could have done it for her just as they do with underage cashiers.
I wonder if Sir Andrew Green has taken a look at the "tipping point." The tipping point can be predicted with reasonable accuracy when the population has reached 3%, IMO. The insanity of the left can better be described as cultural suicide, otherwise known as diversity. For a precursor at what is to come, look at Lebanon.
They should have been deported before they bred millions of little future head-choppers.
Thanks for posting. fjordman BUMP!
"In many countries across Western Europe, Muslim immigrants tend to settle in major cities, with the native population retreating to minor cities or into the countryside."
That means the Muslims are surrounded. In my view, that's not a good strategic position. When the Muslims make their move, lay seige to the big cities. That's what Europeans are good at, yes?
Cheers for the link. Stored for later.
GREAT article~
And, it's happening here!
This could be titled "While you were COLLECTIVELY sleeping".
Same to you. Let me know what you think.
Didn't forget your post. While stationed in Germany in the 1980's I noted Islamic Turks often employed in things totally against their purported religion (especially drug dealing). Their justification was that they would be rewarded for giving the infidels the poisons the infidels voluntarily sought and ingested while taking money shoved into their hands.
Kind of hard to argue that one.
Hey Muslims—if Islam is the religion of peace, explain 9/11, USS Cole bombing, Khobar (sp?) Tower bombings, London subway bombings, Spanish train bombings, Darfur, beheadings of hostages, impalings, gassing of civilians, stonings, treating women like property, Iraqi/Afghani/Waziristan insurgency, suicide bombers, car bombings, al-Qaida, the Taliban, Saddam Hussein, Osama bin Laden, "wipe Israel off the map," Wahabist extremism, Lepanto, the Arab conquest of Persia, Muslim expansion into the Iberian peninsula, etc, etc, etc
Ah yes, can't forget the Ottomans' genocide against the Armenians on my list
These folks who will handle alcohol for the infidels are doing allah's will and the ones who will NOT touch alcohol are doing allah's will, too. allah and his people are mentally ill.
Oh yeah, and if Islam is supposedly the ROP, why is there a verse in the Koran that says "We will strike TERROR into the hearts of the infidels"?
...Crickets again...
I'm still waiting for those mass peace rallies in the Islamic world...
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California State East Bay undergraduate and CollegeSpring mentor, Keilah Early, recently attended the 2016 Clinton Global Initiative University Meeting, a nationally selective event that unites outstanding undergraduates across the nation to tackle pressing global issues. Keilah met with other social innovators, university representatives, and experts, and presented her commitment to action – Project Success and Knowledge in Life and Leadership (S.K.I.L.L.). Project S.K.I.L.L. aims to help high school juniors and seniors build real-world skills that are often absent in the classroom. Through targeted instruction and one-on-one mentoring provided by undergraduate volunteers, Keilah and her team are working to ensure that all students in the Bay Area are prepared to lead successful, independent lives following high school.
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Don't Republicans assume EVERY Democratic Pres. Is the Anti-Christ?
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It seems to be overblown with Obama. No one called Clinton the spawn of satan as much as they have the current president.
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Well that's true enough. Our choice of president always seems to be limited to a few tools though, when somebody exceptional actually shows up they never win.


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TobiasFunke replied to Eminence's topic in Footballguys Free For AllI'm not really a gun guy so I can't say for sure. What are the potential complications of mandated child safety locks and loading indicators, as recommended here? Practical complications,I mean. I'm aware of the political complications. Feel free to PM so we don't take the Trump thread off track.
TobiasFunke replied to timschochet's topic in Footballguys Free For AllStrasburg had a crappy outing yesterday afternoon, Nats' lead in the NL East is down to 4.5 games. Also the whole "bigoted lunatic accepts major party nomination for president and launches into a frightening hour long rant of demagoguery and intolerance" thing was a bit of a downer. Mostly the baseball though.
TobiasFunke replied to Eminence's topic in Footballguys Free For AllSure is. Of course according to CDC data, an average of 62 children under the age of 14 were accidentally shot and killed annually from 2007-2011. Assuming the rate is consistent that projects to just under a thousand dead children during that 2001-present time frame. Since 200 dead Americans is 200 too many, I assume you also agree that 1000 dead American kids is 1000 too many? Maybe we should focus on some simple, non-discriminatory, non-repressive actions that might have saved the lives of those babies and toddlers and elementary school kids buried with accidental bullet holes in them (something that happens here far more often than everywhere else in the first world) before we move on to the more difficult and complicated question of how possibly prevent or reduce those 200 terrorism-related deaths (something that we already do better than the rest of the first world anyway). Whaddya say?
TobiasFunke replied to Eminence's topic in Footballguys Free For AllI got news for you, friend. There were Muslim-related terrorist attacks before 2001 too. And Bush was speaking nine days after 3,000 Americans were killed in a terrorist attack by fundamentalist Islamic radicals. In the 15 years since I believe there have been fewer than 200 Americans killed by such attacks. What's changed is that an obnoxious loudmouth realized he could achieve political success by playing to the irrational fears of gutless #######.
TobiasFunke replied to timschochet's topic in Footballguys Free For AllEven for a shtick account, it takes some kind of chutzpah to say that attacks in Munich and Paris "make it seem like America can't get anything done" and are therefore somehow good for the candidate who just two days ago threatened to skip out on our NATO obligations. Do you think people don't know where Munich and Paris are? Five stars for this one, top notch fishing.
TobiasFunke replied to Eminence's topic in Footballguys Free For AllAbsolutely, without question. Here's W on September 20, 2001: Nine ####ing days after September 11. Contrast that with the way Trump and the gutless Republicans who go along with his demagoguery speak about Muslims today.
TobiasFunke replied to Eminence's topic in Footballguys Free For AllDuring the primaries he was introducing a lot of subjectivity into his analysis, which he copped to. His current projections are purely objective. In fact if you want to remove even the objective data that he has subjectively determined to be relevant (economic trends and whatnot) he offers a "polls only" option. My guess would be that if anything, Silver is a little too high on Trump right now. Objective models can't account for variables like his projected skill at debating, or his apparent struggles with running a disciplined organization. I think that's why he's giving Trump slightly better odds than Vegas is right now. Not that this would be at all reassuring, of course. Even if he only has a 30% chance to win, that still means he's got about as much chance of winning the presidency as Buster Posey does of getting a hit in a given AB. I'd feel a lot better if he were closer to Jon Lester territory.
TobiasFunke replied to Eminence's topic in Footballguys Free For AllIndeed, and we get along well so hopefully you know I mean no disrespect by this: I really don't think you're getting the depth of my/our opposition to Trump at all. What I'm seeing from him and his supporters is the worst thing I've seen in national politics in my lifetime, by miles. This isn't just the usual "you suck/ no, you suck!" routine we go through every election cycle. This is uniquely horrifying and embarrassing. If I could I would happily concede the next three presidential elections to "conventional" Republicans like Kasich, Bush or Rubio in exchange for a Democratic win this November ... and I don't even really like Clinton that much.
TobiasFunke replied to Eminence's topic in Footballguys Free For AllYou can't believe anyone would dispute the idea that the success of a presidential candidate's speech can be measured by how much it disturbs people who oppose the candidate? Even setting aside the principle of the thing, the logic here is also pretty terrible. The idea of a nomination speech isn't just to rally the base and annoy the opposition, it's also (primarily, some would say) to win over undecided voters. Assuming that, I would think the reaction you'd want from opponents is grudging credit, or maybe nitpicking the content in an effort to discredit the speech or minimize its positive effect. Not opponents saying "holy ####, what the #### was that nightmarish authoritarian mess!!??!?!?!" followed by a mad scramble to social media to condemn the content and/or to the opposition's website to make a donation.
TobiasFunke replied to Eminence's topic in Footballguys Free For AllSo THIS is been the problem with my gambling strategy to date- I've only been betting on events where people don't know what was going to happen! Should have stuck with betting on events where the outcome was already known. In retrospect I suppose this strategy should have been more obvious to me.
TobiasFunke replied to Eminence's topic in Footballguys Free For AllPerhaps they will, although I seriously doubt it. Trump is uniquely revolting among the major party nominees in my lifetime, worse than anyone else from either party my an enormous margin. But if they do feel this way I won't take that as evidence that Clinton did a great job. If anything I'd take it as evidence that she needs a more inclusive and positive message that doesn't make the people who dislike her feel like this.
TobiasFunke replied to Eminence's topic in Footballguys Free For AllSetting aside party politics, it's really awful that you think a "having a good night" can or should be measured by how much a politician disturbs and alienates half of the people he seeks to govern. The sentiment you express here would never cross my mind . I sincerely hope you never feel about a candidate from any political party the way millions of Americans felt about Donald Trump last night and this morning.
TobiasFunke replied to Eminence's topic in Footballguys Free For Alllink As for your "so what" question, I guess you'll have to ask Donald Trump that. Hes the one who keeps bringing it up.
TobiasFunke replied to Eminence's topic in Footballguys Free For AllI don't want to ignore avoiding injuries' concern here, though. He is right, we should be talking more about last night's speech instead of focusing on Trump's insane, rambling, uninformed comments this morning or any of his previous insane, rambling, uninformed comments. To that end, here is Charles Pierce on Trump's speech last night. I agree with every word: Nobody chanted, "Yes, you will." Times were too serious for that. The situation was too dire. Actual wolves were at the door. The terrors were real, and not imagined. Fear didn't need to be stoked. Fear was the resting pulse of the nation and democracy was being threatened with murder, and not. There was no need for passages like this: That is how men with ribbons and gold buttons speak to people from balconies. That is how kings talk, and not particularly bright ones, either. God save the Republic, because I don't know if we're up to the job any more. link. Because it should be re-read and shared.
TobiasFunke replied to Eminence's topic in Footballguys Free For AllHe was ####ing horrifying last night. It was dystopian, authoritarian garbage, played to people's worst fears, and was also completely full of ####. Better? Now then, what old stories is he being attacked with here?


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Does anyone have recordings of these shows? I have some old 4th generation cassettes, but they are poor quality.
Hey Now! I've been looking for good copies of these show's for a while and the only thing I've found is a SBD filler of One More Saturday Night,Crazy Finger's and Playin' but If I do find the whole show's I'll let you know Bro.
dead head ed's got em, he made some fair to good Qlty ones fer my friend. I think there audiance microphone tapes, could make a trade if anybody interested?
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Italy is coming to Atlanta with The Atlanta Wine School's "Viva Italia!" class led by Paul Kelly Wheeler. On Tuesday, July 31 from 7-9 p.m., guests will learn about Italian wine history and the country's top 3 wine regions with a visual presentation. Select Italian dishes, such as salumi, antipasto, artisanal cheeses and fish, and 9 wines for tasting will be provided by The Atlanta Wine School. Tickets are $50. For more information, visit www.atlantawineschool.com.
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Anna Wintour, OBE (/ˈwɪntər/; born 3 November 1949) is the English editor-in-chief of American Vogue, a position she has held since 1988. In 2013, she became artistic director for Condé Nast, Vogue's publisher. With her trademark pageboy bob haircut ...and dark sunglasses, Wintour has become an important figure in much of the fashion world, widely praised for her eye for fashion trends and her support for younger designers. Her reportedly aloof and demanding personality has earned her the nickname "Nuclear Wintour".
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